If you're not looking to have male clients, I'd say the easiest answer is 'give up now'.

But if you're determined... there are places you can advertise for free, but a) there is a LOT of competition (there are currently about four and half thousand very optimistic men looking to escort women on Adultwork alone) and b) not much demand - less than 1/2 percent of male escorts using one of the main specialist sexual health services had only female clients and only about one percent had any female clients.

The large majority of male escorts work independently, advertising on places like Gaydar. Some escort agencies exist - check the gay press for their ads.

Could we make this topic sticky so we don't have to keep giving the same answer?

Not really. I'd prefer to leave sticky topics for serious announcements.
The best thing to do is to just link to a previously discussed topic on the same subject:

http://www.saafe.info/main/index.php?topic=124.0

More advice here:

http://www.saafe.info/main/index.php?topic=123.0

One answer would be a piece on the main site. Let me think...

I see that the number of 'males looking to escort women' on AW has plummeted - presumably everyone who hasn't logged in for months (because of not getting any work) has been pruned.

If somebody wants to write an article on becoming a male escort, I'd only be too happy to put it on the main site.

just a point.
I think most guys who go into male escorting believe they will be some kinda gigolo.
I think the moajority of bookings for a male escore is likely to be made by gay men.
As long as you are comfortable with that,then fine.otherwise,make it clear,and you may find you don't get a huge amount of work.
helpless

That's the thing. Guys are told, or they think that there's work out there for them. And the truth is, there isn't really. You have to at least be bi for a chance of getting any kind of work.